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Vũ Thị Trang

DOB: 1992 in Bắc Giang Province

Height: 1.64m

Weight: 53kg

Sport: Badminton

Competing category: Women’s singles and doubles

Professional training: Started playing in 1999. Joined the national team in 2003.

Achievements:

Personal best: World No 39; current position: No 41

2016: Rio Olympic Games; national champion since 2011.

2015: Bronze at the 28th Southeast Asian Games in Singapore; gold at the White Night tournament in Russia; gold at the Vivo Sudirman Cup in China.

2014: Two golds at the Kawasaki International Series Việt Nam; third round at the BWF World Championships in Denmark.

2013: Bronze at the 27th SEA Games in Indonesia.

2010: Bronze at the Youth Olympics in Singapore.

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